Hybrid Infrastructure: Designing for flexibility, resilience and control

But hybrid infrastructure is not a question of placing different technologies side by side. It requires a different approach to architecture, sourcing and vendor management, and it requires precision about what is actually being combined.

In this webcast we will explore:

• The three axes of hybrid: how delivery models, operations models and sourcing models differ, and why hybrid is rarely just a question of where a workload runs
• Why one model is rarely enough, and what the next one costs: how many models an organization actually needs, and the price of each additional model in skills, tooling, integration and governance
• Designing the hybrid stack: how infrastructure, platforms and services can be distributed across the three axes, and who carries the integration responsibility when several providers are involved
• From architecture to contracts: what a hybrid strategy means for outsourcing agreements, commercial models, regulatory and sovereignty requirements, and contractual flexibility
• Flexibility by design: what to expect from your suppliers, and how to avoid replacing one form of vendor lock-in with another

We will share research insights, practical frameworks and examples from real engagements to help you assess your current infrastructure landscape and develop a strategy for a more flexible and resilient infrastructure.

The webcast is aimed at IT leaders, sourcing professionals and infrastructure decision makers.